asterisk users - Aug 2004 - Which end hungup?

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I've got a system set up like:

POTS <-----> Asterisk 1 <-----> Asterisk 2 <-----> IAXComm

The POTS line is connected to "asterisk 1" via an X100P card and
"asterisk
1" is connected to "asterisk 2" via ethernet.  With incoming
calls from
the POTS line, everything works, but between 5 and 10 minutes into the 
call something drops the call.  However, I can't see which system is 
dropping the call - asterisk seems to display exactly the same (with 
- -vvvvvvc) nomatter which side drops the call - is there a way of working 
out who ended the call?

I suspect it's the POTS end since I haven't been able to reproduce it 
by dialling IAXComm from a SIP client connected to Asterisk 1, but I can't 
confirm it.  What would cause the X100P to randomly drop a call if this is 
the case?

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 - Steve         Jabber: firefury@sucs.org     Web: http://www.nexusuk.org/

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On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 19:38:34 +0100 (BST), steve@nexusuk.org
<steve@nexusuk.org> wrote:
> I suspect it's the POTS end since I haven't been able to reproduce
it
> by dialling IAXComm from a SIP client connected to Asterisk 1, but I
can't
> confirm it.  What would cause the X100P to randomly drop a call if this is
> the case?
> 
Some sound during the conversation the card has detected as a busy
tone set busydetect=no in zapata.conf or increase the busycount=4 to a
higer value, if you need busy detection.


Jason